Departing Sauber driver Charles Leclerc thinks the team's success this year is because of their "healthy base", as they still score points despite having stopped developing the 2018-car. Leclerc himself has been quite the revelation this season, as the rookie has been leading the midfield in the past two races. He's squeezed every little bit of performance out of the Alfa Romeo-Sauber in his first season in F1, which is why Ferrari have opted to take a chance on their academy product in the senior team. Leclerc will line up next to Sebastian Vettel in 2019, replacing Kimi Raikkonen. The Finn will swap seats with Leclerc. "We did not expect that things would go so well...
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